The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1887-04-08
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! UDsuspiCiOns Public.
The Brompt0n Hospital for consumptiyes, II
London, reports that over fifty people out o
every hundred consumptives, are victims o.
consllpaled or inactive kidneys.
Consumption Is one of our national diseases
and the above report goes 10 prove what has
often been said in our columns during the last
eight years, thar kidney troubles arc not only
the cause OF more than half of the cases OF con
| sumption, but OF ninety out OF every hundred
other common diseases. They who have taken
this position, made their claims after elaborate
investigations, and their proof that they have
kidney diseases, which have become so preva-
| lent among us, Is wise and convincing.
| We have recently received from them fresh
supply OF their wonderful advertising. They
have challenged the medical profession and
| science to investigate. They have investigated,
OF their statements. They claim that ninety
per cent OF diseases come originally from inact.
i've kidneysj that these inactive kidneys allow
tho blood to become filed with uric acid poison
that this uric acid poison In the blood carries
disease through every organ.
There Is enough uric acid developed in the
system within twenty four hours to kill half a
dozen man.
This being a scientific fact. it requires only
ordinary wisdom to see the effect inactive kid
neys must have upon the system.
II this poison Is not removed, It ruins every
organ. II the bowels, stomach or liver become
inactive. we know It at once, but other organs
help them ont. II the kidneys become consti-
pated and dormant, the warning comes later on,
and often when 1t IS too late, because the effects
are remote from the kidneys and those organs
are not suspected to be out of order.
Organs that are weak and diseased are unable
to resist the attacks Of this poison, and the dis
ease often takes the form Of and is treated as a
local sfflictiOr, when In reality the real cause
of the trouble was inactive kidneys.
Too many medical men Of the present day
hold what was fact twenty years ago, that
kidney disease Is inCurable, according to the
medicines authorized by their code. Hence,
they ignore the original cause of disease itself,
and give their attention 10 useless treating Of
local effects.
They dose the patient with quinine, morphine,
or with salts and other physics. hoping that
thus nature may cure the disease, while the
kidneys continue to waste away with inflamma
ton, liberation and decay, and the victim
eventually pershes.
The same quantity of blood that passes
through the heart passes through tho kidneys.
II the kidneys are diseased, the blood soaks up
this disease and takes 1t all through the sys-
tom. Hence it is that the claim is made that
Warmers safe cure, the on.v known specific for
kidney diseases, which Is sold so largely by all
dealers, cures so per cent Of human ailments,
because it, and it alone, is able to maintain the
natural &C ivlty Of the kidneys, and to neutral
izs and remove the uric acid, or kidney poison,
as fast as it Is formed.
II this acid is not removed, there is inactivity
OF the kidneys, and there will be produced In
the system paralysis, ap0plexy, dyspepsia, con-
sumption, heart disease, headaches, rheuma
tism, pneumonia, imp0tency, and all nameless
diseases OF delicate women. If the poisonous
matter is separated from the blood, as fast as 1t
Is formed, these diseases, in majority Of cases,
would not exist.
1t only requires particle Of smallpox virus
to produce that vile disease, and the poisonous
matter from the kidneys, passing all through
tho system and becoming lodged In different
weak points, Is equally destructive, although
more disguised
II it were possible for US to see into the kid
neys, and how quickly the blood passing
through them goes 10 the heart and lungs and |
other parts of the system, carrying this deadly |
virus with 1t, all would believe without hesita- |
ton what has 60 often been stated In advertise
ments In these columns, that the kidneys are the |
most important organs in the body.
They may regard this article as an advertise.
nent and refuse to bell. va 1t, but that is matter
over which we have no consrol. Careful inves-
igation and science itself are proving beyond a |
loubt that this organ is, In fact, more import
int than any other in the system as e health
eguator, and as such should be closely |
watched, for the least sign of disordered action.